"The vibes are super good on campus."
Jayathi Y. Murthy began her role as President of Oregon State University on Friday, and in her 10 days since moving to Corvallis, she’s already decided the city has some of the best pizza she’s had.
Tom Chastain’s leaky eyes and nose always let him know it’s peak pollen season.
Following the scandal of of 2021, the Board of Trustee makes this search more public. Here's the new president's vision for OSU's future.
The Board of Trustees will begin negotiations with one of two of its semi-finalists.
A renovation of Gilkey Hall and construction of track and field grandstands are to be discussed Friday.
It’s that time of year when Oregon State University students’ leases are about to end, leaving people poised at their computers, ready to pounce on available rental units.
Here's what's returning and what's news this year.
The rates differ for incoming new students and current students, residents and nonresidents. Here's what they are.
The proposal calls for difference increases based on whether the student is continuing or new to OSU next year. Here's how much that would be.
Oregon State University will establish a statewide center focused on supporting and training early childhood educators to better work with children from marginalized communities and children who have experienced trauma.
Oregon State University announced Thursday, March 3 that commencement ceremonies will be held in person this year on the Corvallis and Bend campuses.
Among those vying to replace longtime U.S. Rep. Peter DeFazio in Oregon's 4th Congressional District is Oregon State University distinguished professor John Selker, one of two candidates from Corvallis.
Oregon State University will no longer require proof of vaccination for designated outdoor events, as being outdoors reduces the rate of COVID-19 transmission, OSU announced Tuesday, Feb. 8. The change is effective immediately.
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He's coming to Corvallis on Sunday.
The attorney for a Black man serving a virtual life sentence for shootings he committed at 17 has asked the Washington Supreme Court to reconsider a split ruling that upheld his sentence. The attorney says the leniency the court granted white defendants in similar situations reveals racial bias. The court last month upheld 61-year sentence for 45-year-old Tonelli Anderson over angry dissents from four justices. The decision abandoned a precedent issued just a year earlier in which the court said — in the case of a white defendant — that such lengthy punishments for juvenile killers were unconstitutional because it left them no hope of a meaningful life outside prison. The state's response is due later this month.
The City Council in Vancouver, Washington, has approved a $725,000 settlement in the police shooting of a man who was experiencing a mental health crisis in April 2020. Three Vancouver police officers fatally shot William Abbe. The Thurston County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office deemed it was lawful and justified. Kara Brandon, Abbe’s daughter, filed a federal lawsuit in 2021 against the city of Vancouver and the involved officers. It alleged wrongful death, negligence, assault and battery, and excessive force. The federal judge ordered the case dismissed on Tuesday after the two sides agreed to settle.
An eastern Washington rancher has been sentenced to 11 years in prison by a federal judge for a massive “ghost cattle” scam that defrauded Tyson Foods and another company out of more than $244 million. Cody Easterday of Mesa, Washington, was sentenced Tuesday afternoon in federal court in Yakima, Washington. Prosecutors contended Easterday fraudulently charged the companies for approximately 265,000 head of cattle that did not exist and destroyed his family’s ranching empire in the process. Easterday pleaded guilty to wire fraud on March 31, 2021. The judge also ordered him to pay $244 million in restitution and serve three years of probation after he's released from prison.
As California’s drought deepens, more rural communities are running out of water. Heavy pumping is depleting groundwater supplies that aren’t being replenished by rain and snowmelt. More than 1,200 wells have run dry this year statewide, a nearly 50% increase over the same period last year, according to state data. The groundwater crisis is most severe in the San Joaquin Valley, the country’s most productive agricultural region, where farmers rely more heavily on groundwater because they aren’t getting much water from the state’s depleted reservoirs.
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The defendant passionately defended himself in court, saying some of the victim’s claims were false.
The mother of the victim told the defendant he got a “steal of a deal” with the plea agreement.
Have you seen it? Police say look for damage to the passenger-side rear quarter panel.
The government called her a 'a serial fraudster.' Linn County pulled the plug on the beleaguered festival in 2018.
Corvallis leaders put the city's transit provider on notice: For breaking its contract with the city, it may be held financially accountable after some services were curtailed in September.
The one-time funds must be spent by the end of June 2023.
The drivers called it tea-bagging.
Here's how next year's program will look different.